Zhang Hao, who accidentally traveled to the world of spiritual beasts, awakened the ability to directly read the talents of spiritual beasts.
At the beginning, I made a contract with a young water sparrow that was abandoned by its own race because of its strange color.
"Son of Doom? Stunted?"
Only Zhang Hao knew that the little guy in front of him could be called "the ancient Greek god in charge of changes in elements."
Many years later, when people asked him why he could discover so many gifted spiritual beasts.
Zhang Hao replied loudly.
"No one knows spiritual beasts better than me!"
Reader comments
Overall, it's okay, but there are two disadvantages. That is, you write the spirit beast like a tool, and it doesn't even have its own name. In reality, even if you raise a dog, you will have a name. Another point is that your plot is a bit strange, but I can't tell what's so strange.
I wrote some comments at the end of Chapter 12, but I can't copy them and I'm too lazy to write them again!
My general idea: The author's talent setting is unreasonable!
Being able to beat your peers means you have high talent, but it has to be set to B
, the beast is weak at first because of its strange color, being squeezed out, not getting enough to eat, and unable to grow!
Even so, it should be set to A! There is also an S, SS on it. That should be enough!
A B-level talent, you can create new skills and develop original skills! [Thinking][what]
I don't want to write anymore because I feel uncomfortable.
I want to give it four stars, but I'm afraid the author won't be able to read it without arguing!
I don't know if there is a heroine. Without a heroine, Su Xiaoli appears too much. If there is a heroine, Su Xiaoli's current situation is not suitable. It's very annoying every day. What's going on with this girl every day? Moreover, in the special bonus, the second pet contracted with the protagonist said "we are not brothers anymore", which is very speechless.
Okay, pretty good
It's not like B-level talent is like Chinese cabbage
This immature writing style makes you look like a novice at first glance
Overall, it's okay, but there are two disadvantages. That is, you write the spirit beast like a tool, and it doesn't even have its own name. In reality, even if you raise a dog, you will have a name. Another point is that your plot is a bit strange, but I can't tell what's so strange.
I wrote some comments at the end of Chapter 12, but I can't copy them and I'm too lazy to write them again! My general idea: The author's talent setting is unreasonable! Being able to beat your peers means you have high talent, but it has to be set to B , the beast is weak at first because of its strange color, being squeezed out, not getting enough to eat, and unable to grow! Even so, it should be set to A! There is also an S, SS on it. That should be enough! A B-level talent, you can create new skills and develop original skills! [Thinking][what] I don't want to write anymore because I feel uncomfortable. I want to give it four stars, but I'm afraid the author won't be able to read it without arguing!
I don't know if there is a heroine. Without a heroine, Su Xiaoli appears too much. If there is a heroine, Su Xiaoli's current situation is not suitable. It's very annoying every day. What's going on with this girl every day? Moreover, in the special bonus, the second pet contracted with the protagonist said "we are not brothers anymore", which is very speechless.
Okay, pretty good
It's not like B-level talent is like Chinese cabbage
This immature writing style makes you look like a novice at first glance
You can take a look and refer to it
Okay, more details.